mickeyandminnie:

I got a question from a follower recently about eating at Disneyland with dietary restrictions. Disney has been doing a lot on the food front lately, and veg-friendly options are becoming more and more available throughout the park. So I thought I’d make a foodie guide for all my veggie-lovin’ Disneyland goers. V = Vegetarian. V* = Vegan.  

MAIN STREET

• Carnation Cafe - Three Cheese Veggie Medley (V)

ADVENTURELAND

• Bengal BBQ -  Vegetable Skewers (V*), Cheese-filled pretzels (V), Yogurt Parfait (V)
• River Belle Terrace - Vegetable Po’Boy sandwich (V, but ask for it without the baked beans, as they may contain lard!), PB&J sandwich (V*)
• Tiki Hut - Dole Whip (V)

NEW ORLEANS SQUARE

• Blue Bayou - Portabello Mushroom and Cous Cous Maque Choux (V*)
• Cafe Orleans - Creole Ratatouille (V, V* if you ask for no cheese), Pommes Frites (V, V* if you ask for no Parmesan), Mickey Beignets (V), Monte Cristo sandwich (V, if you ask for cheese only) 
• French Market - Four Cheese Pasta & Vegetable Gratin (V), 

CRITTER COUNTY

• Hungry Bear - Veggie burger (V*), Funnel cake (V)

FRONTIERLAND

• Rancho del Zocalo - Veggie burrito (V*), Tostada salad (V*, sub sauteed veggies for meat)

FANTASYLAND

• Village Haus - Veggie burger (V*)

TOMORROWLAND

• Pizza Port - Starfield Greens salad (V), Cheese pizza (V), Terra Nova tomato basil pasta (V, V* without the Parmesan)
• Tomorrowland Terrace - Portobello mushroom roast red pepper sandwich (V, V* if you ask for no cheese, no sauce, and gluten-free bread)

THROUGHOUT THE PARK

• Fruit stands - trail mix, apples, bananas, mango, strawberries, pickles, etc. etc. (These are a faaaaabulous option for vegan snacks throughout the day!!)
• Mickey mouse shaped pretzels (V*)
• Minnie Mouse ‘oreo’ cookies, both chocolate and vanilla (V*)
• Pre-bagged Mickey Mouse kettle corn (V*)

This is by NO means a comprehensive list [you can browse more menus here]. There are also a lot of “hidden” options not listed on various menus that the chef will be happy to prepare for you if you tell them you have dietary restrictions. Just ask! Oh, and beware the dishes that may seem vegetarian as a lot of them have actually been cooked with animal products (e.g., lard in the baked beans, rice cooked with chicken stock, tofu with clam sauce, gelatin in various desserts, etc.). Always be sure to ask a Disney Dining representative to be 100% sure.